3 Easy Ways To Be Effortlessly Hilarious

[@yummyjackalmeat]

how to kill a joke?Tell it to Jimmy Fallon.

[@BilltheFifth]

Hate him

[@Ifoget]

AHAHAHA. AHAHAHAHAHA.. AHAHHAHAHHAHAHA SLAPS DESK AHAHAHAHAHA. THAT''S SO TRUE HAHAHA SLAPS DESK X2

[@niemanickurwa]

I really don't understand why Fallon is popular, I can't watch his show because I'm constantly cringing.

[@CitiesTurnedToDust]

Fallon is such a pandering jackass.

[@rich0373]

Jealousy is unbecoming.

[@collegeman1988]

I love Louis CK. One thing I love about him is that he can introduce a vulgar or disgusting thought to his audience and then laugh at his audience for the way they reacted. I remember one joke like this he told, and right after their reaction, he said, "That's not me, that's just me laughing at your reaction to that thought." He really knows how to play with his audience.

[@asecretchannel4135]

I feel like that’s his weapon to get away with saying some deep, taboo thoughts that normally shouldn’t come past people’s lips. Thing is, he has such masterful delivery, that you can’t help but appreciate and laugh at his frankness.

[@djstruggz7059]

I love how he masturbates on people. Hilarious...

[@PowahSlapEntertainmint]

Why did the chicken cross the road? ......................(pause)........(pausing continues).........(realizes noone is laughing).......(repeats joke) WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD!? .....(Steadily grows more and more insane) WHY!? WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD!!!??? GODDAMMIT WHY!!!??

[@Reionder]

I would laugh at that lol

[@LudicrouslyLiam]

*chuckles*

[@fullanalysis93]

PowahSlap Entertainmint See? It actually worked.

[@blake_ridarion]

That was actually hilarious

[@davidjd123]

PowahSlap Entertainmint why did the chicken cross the road ? ( pauses....then leaves room)

[@TheCharismaAcademy]

He's so relatable, not PC at all. Genius. The quality of these breakdowns just keeps getting better!

[@businessmastery8748]

He is like that guy you know at the pub

[@TheCharismaAcademy]

Exactly! plus he's not doing it from a place of being 'better' than anyone

[@rafaelsanchez6824]

what does PC mean?

[@antijess1121]

proffesional comedian probs

[@mr.mittens9123]

Rafael Sanchez politically correct

[@Sunnyhillsfinest]

Can you do one of Bill Burr that would be awsome

[@KarlMySuitcase]

YES

[@Gtrdxvgyfvbhhfc]

Dre Deda please

[@swapnilverma6604]

yes yes yes yes yes yes please!

[@RiceWon]

Dre Deda yes 👌

[@joewhite7463]

YES OMG PLEASE

[@rva]

This was insightful thanks

[@benyed1636]

The first sentence: "Louis CK is one of the most respected comedians in the world." lol

[@cstubbssubs7746]

Benyed lol he didn’t do anything wrong

[@benyed1636]

It doesn't matter whether he did anything wrong or not, he's definitely lost all of his respect.

[@stevecollins7218]

Zero respect lost I'm a comedian and nobody I know thinks he's any less brilliant

[@gints2766]

Steve Collins still nothing to do with respect. His skill as a comedian hasn’t changed, but his reputation has. Depends if you are talking about people who respect just the skill or everything about the person as a person.

[@keithbrockway5759]

......and he STILL is! We luv u, Louie....come back soon. I know myself and all my friends will be in Philly at ur 1st show back.

[@rio197]

"Repeating a punchline in more absurd terms" is called heightening.

[@Winning781]

Can you break down why Jimmy Fallon laughs at everything?

[@ultrasuperkiller]

He has, it's something like "why Jimmy Fallon seems fake"

[@JeremiahFernandez]

because Jimmy Fallon gets high during work

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

Hasn't this been done?

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

This channel already did that video, and it's called "Why Jimmy Fallon Seems Fake"

[@Winning781]

Yeah Ive seen the video since i posted that comment. This was the first video i saw on this channel because I was looking up louis ck

[@PedroMRDS]

It's nice that you compared him to himself in the beginning of his carreer, it shows that even that best of the bests have had issues on their craft and overcame them. Since you're always here in Brazil and knows how to speak portuguese, it would be nice if you did a video on Tatá Werneck, she is really funny and unnusual. It's a shame it would be hard to explain her humor and what she's saying to american viewers... Love Your Work man!!!!

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

If he was honest, he would include how Louis has become less funny, but he misunderstands instead and claims it's how Louis makes things funny. Like the physical stuff..... That's a way that Louis has gone downhill. At his peak, he didn't need physicality or sound effects because the material was so good and the delivery so expert.

[@EdwardViaTomato]

Dan D, it's all subjective... but before you can just say he's "less funny" now, you'd have to compare everything he's writing/producing/directing/etc, know what's entirely his or influenced by him, and then go from there... but that's a lot of stuff so I don't think you can just say he's not funny altogether... perhaps an argument is that one thing takes from the other thing which you value more... the acclaim he gets for all sorts of stuff certainly makes it seem like he's doing pretty well in terms of funniness

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

Nah. Just talking about stand up.

[@thehavocmiranda]

Tata Werneck is so funny!

[@HenriZava]

Tatá Weneck >>>> Fat Slut Nasty Amy Schumer

[@gleam6370]

Do one on Karl pilkington. He can makes anything naturally funny without any effort

[@henlypoop]

I second this!

[@xavierluna9287]

You can make anything funny with Ricky laughing in the background.

[@dannyclub09]

You can't really analyse him. His brain just works in an unusual way, so he sees things from unique perspectives.

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

M A it’s true. I once saw a clip of the show friends with Ricky laughing and it was actually funny

[@zzGRENDELzz]

Pilkington is genuinely funny without meaning to be. He's one of the few people in a public forum who genuinely "thinks outside the box". His comments about living at Petra in Jordan are brilliant. (You live somewhere that overlooks something beautiful, not in it, like everyone thinks to do!) The more Ricky Gervais tried to rip on him the more Karl was right!

[@not_pit_kid_icarus4071]

Top 10 videos made before disasters

[@thenerd3146]

You should do a charisma breakdown on jim from the office

[@SkuIIKn1ght]

This would be interesting

[@page__kevon7038]

Els Rulmyn ok then why is Pam in your profile picture

[@jorgie1415]

I personally think Jim is one of the least likeable characters of any television show I've ever seen... So yes, it would be interesting to hear someone defend the logic behind his "charisma"...

[@juancarlosgallegos3902]

Nice summary! I found it reminiscent of something Louis has talked about, which is the idea of "staying in the bit": commit to the joke you're telling. This is pretty intuitive when the joke is killing, but he says that it works also when the joke is not being enjoyed by the audience. According to him, it allows the audience to *dispense their disgust/disappointment/whatever on the character of the bit, rather than the comedian* him/herself.

[@Yus-b9e]

Great points. I did a joke regarding your points to my brothers, and it is true that breathing space for the audience to laugh, acting it out, and reiterate jokes further make the laughs greater.

[@ModernClassicGamers]

Love Louis CK one of the funniest stand up comedians! huge influence on my form of comedy

[@rileyb5987]

that intro didnt age well

[@Karpata1]

10/10

[@animaniacjokerman95]

Riley Court Bennett Shut up

[@AnthonyCna]

Do you guys just look for every video saying good things about him just to say the same thing?

[@gints2766]

Anthony I look at Louis ck stuff because I love it, but I thought the exact same thing. You can’t just ignore the fact that his reputation took a big hit, hence not exactly the same level of respect as he had a year ago.

[@simarjeetnagpal]

Hahahahahahah

[@ArmughanSensational]

I bet Amy Schmer is taking notes 😳😂🐽🐷

[@LilStormborn]

Khan i hope she does

[@pinksalmon9882]

I like Amy Schumer

[@VascoDaGamaOtRupcha]

She delivers pretty well, but the material is shitty.

[@AM-qw8zd]

VascoDaGamaOtRupcha the literal opposite dude

[@VascoDaGamaOtRupcha]

huh, so what r u saying, u like her jokes?

[@MattiasPilhede]

I would love to see one on Chris Pratt

[@kurtnobranes9914]

Drawing with Mattias, never thought I'd see you here,

[@MattiasPilhede]

Well I definitely need to learn charisma

[@kurtnobranes9914]

Drawing with Mattias yeah, your a really good artist, but a lot of people in the comments mistake your criticism as narcissism because of your deliverance

[@-postapokalypso-7289]

You think so? To me you came across as very authentic and i liked that.

[@lillianabright03]

Mattias Pilhede I love your videos ;DD and I think he did already ;00?

[@safealaswas2001]

CK : legend

[@hijack69]

Saif Alaswad legend of sexual harrasment

[@jfjoubertquebec]

asking is not harrasment.

[@modelcitizen1977]

It's amazing how you break all this stuff down. Walking around, seeing people go about their day must be exhausting, being able to pick out all the little nuances.

[@ryanbarron7591]

I don't watch these videos to improve myself, I just like how they make me appreciate people like Louis CK more.

[@matthewkain1860]

“Louis CK is one of the most respected comedians in the world” That certainly aged well...

[@1manorgy]

First Tony Robbins, then Louie. Poor Charlie can't catch a break with the folks he endorses...

[@sneaks9150]

I honestly have watched so much louis ck that I tell funny stories in the way that he does and I definitely get more laughs.

[@DunklerZebralord]

I catch myself watching your videos for the way you analyze and break stuff down more often than for the very lesson itself, which really shows that you keep improving. Love the videos mate!

[@BestgirlJordanfish]

To me, he evolves comedy perfectly. I'm not the type to go for perfect PC cleanliness, but I think he is amazing at reference the culture without trying to offend or bash.

[@amanr4708]

Man i love these videos..............always keep waiting for videos!

[@LeoSkyro]

My two favorite two things Louis does in his act, and has done for years are: 1)starting a show with one of those jokes that are super awkward and outrageous, ans then bringing it back. he talked about it on o&a, that when he became famous, he didnt like that the audience was already set to over laugh at his stuff, so he kind of rebooted them with a really out-there joke. 2) not something he only does but...after he's gone on a tangent from a starting subject and veered off from it quite a bit, going "so that's how...[first premise] is" i just love how he can make you laugh at really controversial stuff and still make you think about it

[@PauloNideck]

I love louis ck and I love your channel this video was like having a coca cola after walking the sahara desert,

[@2901gagandeep]

It literally took me 30 minutes to watch this video, kept on watching Louis CK clips in between. 😅

[@tshandy1]

Like all great artists and performers, he constantly works, and when he's not on stage, he's writing and practicing material for the next time. He's not afraid to throw material away. He writes so much it doesn't matter if he gets rid of the junk that doesn't hit the mark, then we the audience only get the good stuff. But I'm sure he struggles getting it right first.

[@collegeman1988]

Another comedian who I love as much as Louis CK is Lewis Black. He has an excellent sense of timing when telling jokes to an audience.

[@ashishkrishnapandey]

I binged watch your entire channel in the past 2 days. Really good content!

[@darioinfini]

Normally breaking down someone's art kinda spoils it, but this really highlights how talented and well honed Louis is. Enjoyable.

[@danieltsmoke]

5:10 *Jimmy, dude, lock it up man, jesus.*

[@andrewmcritchie514]

Loved the video man, I felt like you nailed Louis CK comedy pretty well. I agree with you all the way.

[@matturner6890]

WTF, someone teach Jimmy Fallon how to laugh like a human. "KHHKYKYA HYAGH HYAUH HYAUGH"

[@lukase32]

Thank You for these videos guys! You have been giving tremendous value since high school!

[@RiceWon]

Dude, thank you for this video. Excellent breakdown of punchlines in general

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you're digging it!

[@saojosedaboamorte]

From this and your other videos, I'm starting to notice a pattern among comedians. Your Robin Williams' breakdown shows how he committed to his jokes (Acting them out) while the Conan O'Brien video on how to be witty reveals the doubling down technique (Adding on to his jokes). Personally, through experimenting with both of these ideas I can say they're really effective. Nice breakdown, +charisma on command ;)

[@CayenneRand]

yeahahahaha HAHAHA yeah -Jimmy Fallon

[@Priscillababy26]

Just shows how everything comes with age. You’re experienced. You’ve calmed down mentally. You talk less and listen more. I’m 24 and I can’t wait to be old. But I can wait cuz this is the only short life I get..... I’m rambling again

[@FunkyPeanut7]

STEPHEN COLBERT BREAKDOWN!!!!

[@ibraaheemmahmood5295]

Mohammed Abdulmohsen he's simple he just really good at keeping a straight face while saying ridiculous stuff

[@redgamma28]

Also make you've got a paid audience that will break out in laughter whenever you utter a syllable

[@blahchop]

Colbert isn't funny.

[@Malus1531]

I love Colbert, but I do wonder if he's only funny because of his writers. He's not usually that funny in interviews. Now Jon Stewart, that man is legend.

[@Mutantcy1992]

Colbert is perfectly balanced between offbeat humor and absurd humor. A lot of people don't appreciate that style and just want joke-punchline.

[@lo-fidreamsASMR]

Oh my god, Early Louis CK! WHAT.

[@alessandroriccobono5810]

A Stephen Colbert breakdown would be great!

[@ankitgoel3123]

TL;DW 1. Pause at the end. People need time to get a joke. Also, over talking reveals desperation/nervousness and kills jokes. Only speak as much is necessary, then pause to breathe while the audience 'gets' the joke and laughs. 2. Build on your jokes. Sometimes jokes don't work because we abandon them prematurely. Combine this with the first point. Give the premise, say the punchline. Pause to breathe, then crack the second punchline. Louis CK generally throws three punchlines for every joke he cracks. 3. Live your joke. When telling a funny story, pretend you are living through that story again. Combine this with the second point. Every punch line can be you going deeper into your story and revealing something else.

[@edwarddean7]

George Carlin next plz XD

[@basmahmrx4276]

Edward Dean 👍👍👍👍👍

[@SalemSommers]

Yes, please!

[@KageManTV]

I love this channel man. Thanks for making this. This is great stuff!

[@justinlui]

I think there was a video where Louis even admits that he makes his jokes more funny by making it sound like he just came up with the idea, like he's improving from the previous bit. In reality, everything he does is very polished and calculated. He knows it'll be more funny if it sounds like we just thought of it. I think a lot of comedians do that to some extent - and probably why some of them can become actors, they're doing very similar things

[@anesu846]

Louis is also quite clearly a genius with great outlooks and observations

[@wubetien]

Could you do an item on Ricky Gervais?

[@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780]

Doesn't sound like something he'd give his full enthusiastic consent to... :/

[@theducksneezes4987]

The guy has sharp wit. His insults are awesome

[@j.h3442]

I love this dude ❤❤ best comedian ever

[@RebeccaEd]

My favourite comedian! :) Good analysis, I just saw his new standup on Netflix and his bit about why it is 2017 was great and a good example of him repeating and digging deeper into the joke. At first I was like, yeah I know, at the end I actually let out a sensible chuckle. That's a good grade from me! :)

[@film_magician]

For the second point, reminds me of a good 'rule' in comedy: if it's not funny, you didn't go far enough. He keeps pushing until the laughs come. Great technique.

[@F.A.R.V.A.T.E.R]

Charlie you definitely should make review about charisma of Harvey Specter from serial "Suits". He is very charismatic.

[@redantinfinitysdad7322]

Your use of the English language was smooth, you painted a vivid picture. Finding the correct combination of words can make or break any story. Plus timing. Well done.

[@HarveyGinger]

"Louis ck is one of the most respected comedians in the world" Wow that statement did not age well

[@ironicstocktrader3993]

how?

[@apophispnw5717]

Louis CK could have sold out an Arena the day after his accusations of something that wasn't even bad.

[@PeachyClean]

I have heard others suggest studying Lois CK's techniques. Sounds like the most fun homework assignment EVER! 🤣😆

[@Raildawwwg]

I'm amazed how useful this video actually was. Excellent.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you're finding it useful Trevor!

[@OpenMind3000]

Great video :)

[@pinkyslippers]

I'd love it if you did a video on tips for cold calling. I find I am confident and great at sales in person but I am really struggling to transfer that over to the phone. Love your channel, it's helped me so much already. Keep up the good work. Thank you!

[@shannontouhy]

Hey man I just wanna let you know I appreciate everything you do. Your channel is solid and very informative. I spend a lot of time studying psychology and human evolution through people like Jordan Peterson and Rhonda Patrick and James Marshall. For you to be named in that list is a huge honor in anyone's standards so keep doing what you're doing. And I'll keep learning

[@tre-moon-dous6122]

The nerdwriter1 emphasized more on the "premise" method that louis c.k. focused on, which is like he said, staying in the bit when he quoted chris rock, charisma on command on the other hand which i really like in this video is that he expanded more than just about staying in the bit..gosh i love these 2 channels

[@shikhanshu]

very good analysis!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you like it!

[@V4Vonnie]

I really appreciate this deep dive of Louis C.K. humor.

[@fajarsetiawan8665]

This makes me even missing him more

[@maocharlisme]

Great video! I´ve always been the kind of person that is sometimes very funny kind of by accident (sometimes also though like i didn't even meant to be funny) if it's the kind of crowd that appreciates my type of humour like you just kinda roll into it without planning it you know. However whenever I consciously make the dicision to crack a joke 90% of the time it tends to fall flat. I'm always the type of funny-by-accident guy in an absurdistic, socially akward way amongst the people that would describe me as funny I believe. Now that I'm thinking about some examples for myself that I remember about all of the points that you make applied to those situations when I rolled into being funny. Thinking about it like that now I think that whenever I very consciously want to make a joke that I hope everyone will laugh at I focuss on the actual substance of the joke and adjusting that to what I experience people find funny nowadays. After watching this I've realised that I probably just should trust more on my own type of humour and what I find funny and my own style and concentrate more on making the deliverance of my jokes as effective as possible. Thanks! I always thought I would never be able to do stand-up because I would just go down so badly but now I feel like I could give it a shot if I wanted to! ^_^

[@joynalmiah8864]

He gets laugh by jizzing on his belly

[@MazorKuziaki]

I've been watching tons of your videos since yesterday, relating to them, rather than learning from them. All of the things you mention are things I do consciously already, on purpose, to achieve an end goal. My mindset and mood never really changes, and I adapt my behavior to my situation in a way that allows me to come out with my intended result every time. ...Am I a sociopath?

[@TurkeyTalkEmpire]

is this still relivent in.... 2023?

[@ghandig8771]

The pervert joke had me crying 😂😂

[@donesy125]

5:00 He literally could have said anything and Jimmy Fallon would've cracked up all the same lol

[@dumdum-wo3oc]

Man this y'all are genius, you and CK. Ive been doing the rule of three's thing without knowing, which just shows how universal the idea is

[@hmhmhmlol3252]

1:06 Oh he leaves a beat for people alright....

[@leonardojus1]

I would love to see a breakdown of The Mentalist. That level of charisma is my goal. Thank you

[@VanRocCarMor]

Can you do a video about the rise and fall from power using characters from TV and film like Walter White from Breaking Bad, Scarface, Avon Barksdale from The Wire etc. Like why different people want it, how thet got it. Do's and don'ts and why they fall.

[@PassportKings]

I'm happy i found this channel. I've been bingeing!

[@nopenope2073]

Do shrek, he is soo relatable

[@Splackavellie85]

I've been binging your videos for the past three days now. I think my subscribtion to you channel is long overdue. Subscribed. Keep the great content coming, man!

[@onceavamaravilla]

6:28 Ok... now we have an idea.

[@Infernus25]

Awesome video man. Thanks for the awesome tips!!

[@Adam-Friended]

The secret to comedy is surprise. Falling down: surprise. Miscommunication: surprise. Inappropriate response: surprise. That’s why rape jokes are funny. The more inappropriate a topic, the more surprising it is when someone talks about it. It’s also why jokes aren’t funny a second time: no surprise. Now you have no excuse. Go forth and be funny.

[@nuno9733]

Now, add in... 1. Brutal honesty 2. Vulnerability 3. Insightful commentary

[@Adam-Friended]

Maybe add "clarity" too? i have no idea what you're talking about. :)

[@nuno9733]

Watch the trailer of the great movie called "How to be a man". You'll understand.

[@Adam-Friended]

What does that have to do with comedy?

[@edi9892]

Friended There's nothing better than to make people laugh about things that make them look, like complete jerks... you know, things like ugly chicks, cripples and Jews... (damn it. I need a third punch line)

[@blakehowse6803]

As a young comedian myself I appreciate this. Usually people don't want to break down jokes or explain why someone's funny. The old "if you have to break it down it's not really funny" idea. I know this is for applying things to your real life, but it might be helpful for anyone who does stand up.

[@Morphick]

Do RSD Tyler.

[@RiceWon]

Upvoted

[@andytyler670]

Lol rsd is a giant fraud company

[@joaomoreira9472]

Go do it and be mesmerized

[@DaveFrank]

This is GREAT!! Thank you!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you're digging it!

[@MORPH-tl2jx]

how do you analyze so well?

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

JK I am wondering about that myself.

[@mr13579100]

haha, as an avid comedy fan, i already utilize these tips. the most important one is the break, the pause. you need time for jokes to sink in, more often than not people understand and laugh at my jokes 3-5 seconds after i say them because something clicked in their heads.

[@lauretagalereta]

Uuh I know the answer! He makes everything funny by being a genius! That's about it haha

[@arnoldchukwu2602]

You'd think a genius would be smart enough not to ask women at the workplace whether he can masturbate in front of them

[@angelostanojevic304]

Arnold Chukwu so what you're saying is that a Genius has to be flawless

[@coffeefrog]

Love this video on Louis CK! Again, only person I can think of that I'd particularly like to see an analysis of is Christopher Hitchens.

[@matthewmandli]

Intro sentence “Louis is one of the most respected comedians in the world.” Does not age well

[@nyc1960]

very educational and practical. you analyze Louis Ck's technique very well and precisely. those are truly his killer moves. thanks for doing this

[@FarheenMeraj]

I really liked stand ups of *Wendy Liebman* (one of the comedians Amy Shumer stole jokes from). They were so good and got so many laughs. Her style was unique and refreshing. However when she made a comeback in America's (?) Got Talent. A lot of her jokes fell flat. There wasn't much response. I would love it if you did an *analysis* comparing her new standups with the old ones. and why the new ones don't work well even when she uses jokes that have worked before.

[@bananian]

Just didn't have the timing anymore

[@IcyPirate]

i am using your tips at my work...my contact with my collegaues improved...even i said this charisma thing to someone at work and he realized that it is all true...

[@kilroy3446]

Do one with Bill Burr.

[@johnc.1075]

Hahahahaha it's fun watching this again

[@wowmujeeb]

0:06 Louis CK is one of the most respected comedian in the world 😂😂 it’s 2021 and this statement has never been more funnier.

[@JustinMeansRighteous]

Louis is my favorite comedian. By far

[@ElChamoPablo]

A video on Don Draper, what works and what is just fictitious for the sake of the show

[@GetConnectedcom]

Nice stuff bro!

[@wolffromnorth.5188]

Hi, can you make video about "Charisma of Eminem" please! Thanks!

[@steampunkthing2716]

He's not charismatic though. In fact, he comes off as a bit of a jerk in interviews. We take the Eminem that we know in his music, and project it onto the boring, almost rude one we see in interviews. There's nothing special about his personality.

[@theamhway]

Xander Pizza Bagels he is never rude... What are you even talking about?

[@steampunkthing2716]

I'd beg to differ. He tries to keep up his gangster attitude, which comes off as a bit forced and unlikable in interviews. There's a reason why people like Ed Sheeran who hasn't sold as many records is on interviews like the late shows more often then Eminem.

[@Kovu787]

Rustam Kodirov thank you

[@theamhway]

Xander Pizza Bagels I think you have the wrong impression... You should watch more of his interviews.. The reason he's not as much on tv is probably because he spends a lot of time with his family maybe .. Also, he is immensely talented and has an excellent attitude and that constitutes his PERSONALITY/charisma.